Fix preprocessor directive not supporting newer Unity versions #14
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Made it so that versions that are newer than Unity 2022 also use PlayerSettings.GetIl2CppCodeGeneration.
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When using ExtEvents with Unity 6 an error was thrown that the EditorUserBuildSettings.il2CppCodeGeneration is obsolete and PlayerSettings.GetIl2CppCodeGeneration should be used instead. This was, because the preprocessor directive that ensured that the right member is used, only used PlayerSettings.GetIl2CppCodeGeneration for Unity 2022, but not newer versions.
To support newer versions, I just changed the preprocessor directive to also include any version, newer than Unity 2022.